The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-06-02

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The Australia will sail for San Fran
cisco on Tuesday next
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Mr.. Edwin w. Holdsworth and
Miss Edith Purvis we're lately married
in Paris.
The Chinese driver Of a butchers
cart was arrested yesterday for fast
driving and a native soldier for drunk
enness
Mr.. Harold M. Sewcll, a passenger
by the Australia, is United States Con-
sui to Samoa, on his way to assume
the duties of that Office.
Applications for foreign money
orders per steamer Alameda will close
at the Post Office to-day at four
o'clock
The Hawaiian Agricultural Company
declares a dividend Of two dollars
a share, payable at the Office of
MeSSrS. =. brewer " 20.
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Captain II. w. Mist, X. NJ, will dis.
cuss the Revised Version of the New
Testament, and why it is a failure"
before the St Andrews Church Associ-
alton this evening.
BY closing time last evening only
the front row and a line Of extra chairs
at the back Of the Opera House re-
NAMED untaken for the Amateur Min
strels performance tonight.
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This evening the great three nights
walking match begins in Mr. Higgins
tent on Fort street. Arrangements
for spectators are such as to ensure a
comfortable view Of the rare sport.
Those meaning 10 paint the town
red with pyrotechnlcs, on the coming
great British and American anniver-
saries, will find a full line Of fireworks
at Messrs. G. w. Macfarlane & Co.'S
Arrived at the Eagle House; Henry
Green, Henry Rasberg, San Francisco;
Mrs. S. w. Demming Miss Demming,
Mrs. ]. c. Mery6eld, Oakland, Cal;
p. Kahlbaum, Wisconsin,; A. A. Todd,
Hawaii
A decision of the full bench was
filed in the Supreme Court Clerks
office yesterday, denying the writ OF
habeas corpus and confirming sentence
in the case Of Piipiilani, for selling
liquor without license.
Hon. Paul Isenberg member Of the
Hawaiian House OF MOBILES, and Of the
mercantile house of Messrs. II. Hack.
field & Co., is again in the land OF his
adoption after an absence of over two
years in the German fatherland.
Mr. +. NJ. Henderson, Vancouver,
b. c., lately employed at Messrs. Hol.
lister & Co.'S, has our thanks for pa.
per with the account Of the Nanaimo
disaster; MIR. A. Il. Cooke, ditto for
Hongkcng papers, and Col. Ashford
for Eastern papers.
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Mr.. l.. r. Ryan, whose work al.
ways speaks for itself, adyertises let
Of large boats for sale. Shipping men
and harbor carriers may easily find his
boat building establishment on the Es-
planade, in rear Of the Honolulu Plan
ing Mills.
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Rev ]. A. Cruzan and his amiabIe
helpmeet have been presented with a
copy OF Mrs Sinclair's indigenous
Flowers of the Hawaiian Islands" for
which Mr.. Thrum is agent, by the
members of the Young Peoples So
cieiy of Christian Endeavor.
Attention is directed to an adver-
tlsement Of Messrs. Davis & Wilder,
of large invoice Of canned meats from
the famous Armour Packing Company.
The same firm, in their large space on
the second page, will from time to time
announce specialtes to be found in
their always full line Of groceries, pro
visions and table luxuries
Hon. c. II. Dickey, member foi
Makawao and the gallant minority" Of
the Finance Committee, returned from
the Coast by the steamer on Tuesday,
accompanied by his son William, who
had been over there for the past year
Both were hale and hearty, and left for
home on Maui by the steamer Like
like.
News was received by the last mai
of the safe arrival and happy marriage
of Miss Maude Wodehouse, daughter
of our esteemed British ConsulGen
eral, at La Companaia, Coquimbo
Chill. The bridegroom, as previously
stated, was Mr. Robert S. Lambert
son of a wealthy resident of that place
and the wedding day was March 20.
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